Deonte Thompson a candidate for starting job

Source: Draft Sharks

According to the Baltimore Sun, the Ravens think WR Deonte Thompson has the “inside track” for their #2 WR role. Thompson, 24, caught just 5 balls for 51 yards in 2012. But he brings an interesting skill set to the table as a home run threat. “I have athleticism and the ability to make big plays,” he said. “I'm fast, can stretch the field and have run the 40 in 4.23. I think the sky is the limit for me, but I still have to prove myself on the field.” HC John Harbaugh sounded less enthusiastic, saying he “could sneak in there” and that “the best player will play.” He’ll battle with Jacoby Jones, David Reed, LaQuan Williams and Tandon Doss for snaps alongside Torrey Smith. Smith, Ray Rice and Dennis Pitta will

Tandon Doss - Doss trying to make most of opportunity

Source: The Huddle

Baltimore Ravens WR Tandon Doss is a candidate for a much bigger role in the team's offense after WR Anquan Boldin was traded to the San Francisco 49ers in the offseason. Doss should compete for playing time behind WRs Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones and could become the No. 3 receiver. WRs LaQuan Williams, David Reed, Deonte Thompson and Aaron Mellette are the other receiving options that will compete in offseason workouts and training camp. Baltimore is open to signing a veteran wideout to compete in camp, as well. Doss said he's completely healthy right now and has worked hard on his durability. He missed the last two games of the regular season with an ankle injury and dealt with a hamstring injury during training camp. He's up to 210

Ravens | Tandon Doss trying to make most of opportunity

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Tandon Doss is a candidate for a much bigger role in the team's offense after WR Anquan Boldin was traded to the San Francisco 49ers in the offseason. Doss should compete for playing time behind WRs Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones and could become the No. 3 receiver. WRs LaQuan Williams, David Reed, Deonte Thompson and Aaron Mellette are the other receiving options that will compete in offseason workouts and training camp. Baltimore is open to signing a veteran wideout to compete in camp, as well.

Ed Dickson - Ravens could use more 2-TE sets

Source: The Huddle

The Baltimore Ravens could use more two-tight end sets in 2013 to help overcome the loss of WR Anquan Boldin. "We've got some tight ends who can pick up the slack," assistant general manager Eric DeCosta siad. "Ed Dickson made some big plays last year in the Super Bowl, really played his best football in the playoffs. We're excited to see him become what we thought he was going to be. We really think this is his chance to become a really good tight end in the NFL. Obviously, we've got Dennis Pitta, we've got Torrey Smith. We've got playmakers. We're excited about what we can do on offense.'
Huddle Up: Dickson's postseason performance may have appeared better than it was because of a lackluster 2012 regular season

Ravens | Could use two tight end set

Source: Footballguys.com

The Baltimore Ravens could use more two tight end sets in 2013 to help overcome the loss of WR Anquan Boldin. 'We've got some tight ends who can pick up the slack," assistant general manager Eric DeCosta siad. "Ed Dickson made some big plays last year in the Super Bowl, really played his best football in the playoffs. We're excited to see him become what we thought he was going to be. We really think this is his chance to become a really good tight end in the NFL. Obviously, we've got Dennis Pitta, we've got Torrey Smith. We've got playmakers. We're excited about what we can do on offense.' Our View: That move would make a lot of sense. Pitta and Dickson are both talented players who create mismatch problems for opposing defense. Dickson

Jacoby Jones could be Baltimore's #2 WR

Source: Draft Sharks

With Anquan Boldin in another time zone, the Ravens are counting on more production from Jacoby Jones. He owns career highs of 51 receptions, 562 yards and 6 scores. But he's never been short on playmaking ability. "We're very excited about Jacoby and the progress he made throughout last season," Assistant GM Eric DeCosta said. "[And] we think we've got some very good young players that can step up and contribute.” He mentioned Deonte Thompson, Tandon Doss and David Reed as hopeful contributors – 3 guys who combine for just 17 career receptions. DeCosta also admitted there are “definitely some (WRs) out there” in free agency and that he’ll “consider all options.” With little proven talent behind Jones and Torrey Smith, a

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 7-8

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

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ROUND 7

Eddie Lacy, RB, Green Bay Packers (PK73, RB28) – Everyone saw what a monster he was at the collegiate level, averaging 6.8 YPC

Cowboys | Rookie WR Williams a Deep Threat

Source: Footballguys.com

Dallas Cowboys rookie WR Terrance Williams was one of the biggest deep threats in this draft class. Since the start of the 2011 season, Williams has 39 receptions and 17 TDs on passes 20 yards or more downfield. Both numbers lead the FBS. Our View: The Cowboys didn't have a great draft, but the addition of Williams is a solid one. Some in the scouting community have compared Williams to Torrey Smith (Ravens) because of his speed and ball tracking ability. He'll be WR3 for the Cowboys behind Miles Austin and Dez Bryant in 2013. However, someday soon he'll be starting opposite Bryant.

Torrey Smith - Ravens' Smith seeks to elevate his game

Source: The Huddle

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith said he wants to, and will elevate his game in light of WR Anquan Boldin getting traded. 'Obviously, I want to elevate my game and I will elevate my game,' Smith said. 'I'm looking forward to the challenge.'
Huddle Up: Smith was no great shakes in PPR leagues with only 49 receptions, but he made the most of those catches with a 17.4 yards-per-reception average to rank fourth in the league. He also hauled in 8 scoring passes to pace the Ravens. Smith still be the team's home-run hitter, but he'll need to contribute more on short and intermediate routes next season to become the complete wideout the Ravens need.

Ravens | Torrey Smith wants to elevate his game

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith said he wants to, and will elevate his game in light of WR Anquan Boldin getting traded. 'Obviously, I want to elevate my game and I will elevate my game,' Smith said. 'I'm looking forward to the challenge.'

Anquan Boldin traded to 49ers

Source: Draft Sharks

The 49ers have acquired WR Anquan Boldin from the Ravens in exchange for a 6th-round pick.  The cap-strapped Ravens wanted to keep Boldin, but not at the $6 million he was scheduled to make in 2013.  San Francisco took advantage of the situation.  They acquire a physical, veteran possession receiver for dirt cheap.  Boldin has trouble separating at 32 years old, but he knows how to use his frame and still possesses some of the strongest hands in the game.  He'll be a nice complement to the younger, speedier Michael Crabtree.  QB Colin Kaepernick now has a vast array of weapons at his disposal.  His ceiling pushes even higher with the addition of Boldin.  We'll have to see what the Ravens plan to do at WR opposite Torrey Smith. 

Ravens | Trade Anquan Boldin

Source: Footballguys.com

The Baltimore Ravens have traded WR Anquan Boldin to the San Francisco 49ers for a sixth-round pick. Our View: Boldin will need to pass a physical in order for the deal to be finalized. He refused to take a pay cut with the team and the Ravens decided to move on. The Ravens will now be in the market for a WR to start opposite Torrey Smith.

Anquan Boldin - Boldin leads Ravens in receiving

Source: The Huddle

Baltimore Ravens WR Anquan Boldin caught a team-high 6 passes for 104 yards and a TD in the team's 34-31 win in Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday, Feb. 3.
Huddle Up: The veteran Boldin was QB Joe Flacco's best man during the team's run to the top, finishing his four-game postseason with 22 catches, 380 yards and 4 TDs. He still figures to be a valuable go-to guy at times, but look for the torch to be passed to the younger and more explosive Torrey Smith next season.

Super Bowl Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks

1. Joe Flacco (Bal)
2. Colin Kaepernick (SF)

Running Backs

1. Frank Gore (SF)
2. Ray Rice (Bal)
3. LaMichael James (SF)
4. Bernard Pierce (Bal)
5. Vonta Leach (Bal)
6. Anthony Dixon (SF)

Wide Receivers

1. Torrey Smith (Bal)
2. Anquan Boldin (Bal)
3. Michael Crabtree (SF)
4. Randy Moss (SF)
5. Jacoby Jones (Bal)
6. Tandon Doss (Bal)

Tight Ends

1. Vernon Davis (SF)
2. Dennis Pitta (Bal)
3. Delanie Walker (SF)
4. Ed Dickson (Bal)

Kickers

1. David Akers (SF)
2. Justin Tucker (Bal)

D/ST

1. Ravens
2. 49ers

Dennis Pitta - Ailing thigh doesn't Ravens' Pitta

Source: The Huddle

Baltimore Ravens TE Dennis Pitta (thigh) said Tuesday, Jan. 29, he is feeling much better and is set to start in Super Bowl XLVII Sunday, Feb. 3, against the San Francisco 49ers. 'I feel good, everything is on schedule,' Pitta said. 'I'm trying to get as healthy as possible for this game. It's something I got to get treatment on. I want to make sure it doesn't get worse. I'll be ready.'
Huddle Up: Pitta is a key weapon for QB Joe Flacco as he keeps opposing safeties concerned about the middle of the field instead of helping out over the top covering WRs Anquan Boldin and Torrey Smith.

Joe Flacco - Flacco connecting deep with WRs

Source: The Huddle

Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco is averaging 16.7 yards per completion by going deep to WRs Torrey Smith and Anquan Boldin.
Huddle Up: That will make for an interesting matchup come Super Sunday as the 49ers' defense only allows a league-low 10.3 yards per completion.

Ravens | Joe Flacco connecting deep with WRs

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco is averaging 16.7 yards per completion by going deep to WRs Torrey Smith and Anquan Boldin.

Ravens | Torrey Smith probable

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (back) fully participated in practice Friday, Jan. 18, and is probable for the AFC Championship game.

2012 Conference Champioship Playoff Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks

1. Colin Kaepernick (SF)
2. Joe Flacco (Bal)
3. Tom Brady (NE)
4. Matt Ryan (Atl)

Running Backs

1. Frank Gore (SF)
2. Ray Rice (Bal)
3. Steven Ridley (NE)
4. LaMichael James (SF)
5. Shane Vereen (NE)
6. Michael Turner (Atl)
7. Bernard Pierce (Bal)
8. Danny Woodhead (NE)
9. Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL)
10. Vonta Leach (Bal)

Wide Receivers

1. Michael Crabtree (SF)
2. Torrey Smith (Bal)
3. Wes Welker (NE)
4. Roddy White (Atl)
5. Jacoby Jones (Bal)
6. Julio Jones (Atl)
7. Anquan Boldin (Bal)
8. Brandon Lloyd (NE)
9. Randy Moss (SF)

Tight Ends

1. Aaron Hernandez (NE)
2. Dennis Pitta (Bal)
3. Tony Gonzalez (Atl)
4. Delanie Walker, (SF)
5. Ed Dickson (Bal)
6. Vernon Davis (SF)

Ravens | Torrey Smith practices

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (back) fully participated in practice Thursday, Jan. 17.

Ravens | Torrey Smith fully practices

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (back) fully participated in practice Wednesday, Jan. 16. Our View: Smith is a dangerous downfield threat and will be key for the Ravens as they take on the Patriots this Sunday.

Ravens | Torrey Smith scores twice

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith caught three passes for 98 yards and two touchdowns against the Denver Broncos in the Divisional Round playoff game.

Ravens | Torrey Smith probable

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (back) was limited during practice Friday, Jan. 11, and is listed as probable for the Divisional Round playoff game.

Breakfast Table: Slay the Favorite

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

For the last decade or so, Michael Salfino and Scott Pianowski have been putting together an email exchange centered around (but not limited to) the NFL. You might enjoy listening to them haggle. You might prefer a swift kick into the stomach. The Table isn't for everyone; we hope some of you enjoy it.

From: scott pianowski
Date: Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 11:57 AM
Subject: divisional breakfast
To: Michael Salfino

There aren't many letdown weeks in the NFL season, but the Wild Card round would qualify. The first three games were boring and sloppy, and the fourth game became one big morality play. I have no intention of looking back. I have nothing new to add on these

Ravens | Torrey Smith limited in practice

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (back) was limited in practice Thursday, Jan. 10.

Early Top 200 for the 2013 Fantasy Football Season

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by FFAdvantage

Here’s an early look at my Top 200 for the 2013 fantasy football season. There are a number of factors that will certainly be changing over the next several months so expect to see big changes. Use the comments section at the bottom of this article to tell me where you agree or disagree.

2013 Top 200

1. Adrian Peterson

2. Arian Foster

3. Calvin Johnson

4. CJ Spiller

5. Marshawn Lynch

6. Ray Rice

7. Jamaal Charles

8. Doug Martin

9. Aaron Rodgers

10. Tom Brady

11. AJ Green

12. LeSean McCoy

13. Trent Richardson

14. Drew Brees

15.

2012 Divisional Playoff Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks Peyton Manning (Den) Tom Brady (NE) Russell Wilson (Sea) Matt Ryan Matt Schaub (Hou) Colin Kaepernick Aaron Rodgers (GB) Joe Flacco Running Backs Marshawn Lynch (Sea) Knowshon Moreno (Den) Frank Gore (SF) Arian Foster (Hou) Ray Rice (Bal) Steven Ridley (NE) Michael Turner (Atl) Dujuan Harris (GB) Danny Woodhead (NE) Jacquizz Rodgers Bernard Pierce (Bal) Ben Tate (Hou) Ryan Grant (GB) Wide Receivers Demaryius Thomas (Den) Wes Welker (NE) Eric Decker (Den) Julio Jones (Atl) Michael Crabtree (SF) Andre Johnson (Hou) Roddy White (Atl) Randall Cobb (GB) Sidney Rice (Sea) Greg Jennings (GB) Anquann Boldin (Bal) Golden Tate (Sea) Brandon Stockley

Ravens | Torrey Smith probable

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (knee) fully practiced Friday, Jan. 4, and is probable for the team's Wild Card game.

Ravens | Torrey Smith fully practices

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (knee) fully participated in practice Thursday, Jan. 3.

Ravens | Torrey Smith fully practices

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (knee) fully participated in practice Wednesday, Jan. 2.

2012 Playoff Rankings – Tavaner

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

The NFL Playoffs are now set after 17 grueling weeks of play! There are a ton of story lines to follow. Among the more intriguing are three rookie quarterbacks, one of whom is guaranteed to win a playoff game in their first year; a second year quarterback who took over in week ten; a Colt’s team who went from worst last year to a playoff team this year, riding an emotional high after the return of their head coach from a successful bout against leukemia; and a team that went from the favorite for a first round bye to the number three seed in a few short weeks.

These are the overall rankings for the playoffs. Some formats require you to choose from all the teams in the playoffs, others allow you to go week to week. These

2012 Wild Card Weekend – Tavaner

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks Russell Wilson (SEA) Aaron Rodgers (GB) Robert Griffin III (WAS) Andrew Luck (IND) Joe Flacco (BAL) Andy Dalton (CIN) Matt Schaub (HOU) Christian Ponder (MIN) Running Backs Ray Rice (BAL) Adrian Peterson (MIN) Arian Foster (HOU) Marshawn Lynch (SEA) Alfred Morris (WAS) Benjarvus Green-Ellis (CIN) Vick Ballard (IND) DuJuan Harris (GB) Ben Tate (HOU) Ryan Grant (GB) Bernard Pierce (BAL) Brian Leonard (CIN) Wide Receivers Anquan Boldin (BAL) AJ Green (CIN) Andre Johnson (HOU) Greg Jennings (GB) Reggie Wayne (IND) Torrey Smith (BAL) T.Y. Hilton (IND) Jordy Nelson (GB) Sidney Rice (SEA) James Jones (GB) Pierre Garcon (WAS) Golden Tate (SEA) Marvin Jones

Submitted for your derision: Fantasy ranks for NFL playoff leagues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Perhaps the dumbest thing a fantasy manager can possibly do is publish player ranks on a mainstream sports site on the morning of a draft. Definitely not recommended. Poor strategy, requiring a special combination of stupidity and hubris. Far from ideal.

Nonetheless, I'm doing it today. My first fantasy playoff draft is coming up in just a few short hours, and I'm publishing ranks in advance. (Again: Unwise). Obviously I'd prefer to post this thing much later in the afternoon, after the draft, but my schedule is pretty jammed. I've blocked off eight-and-a-half hours to watch the Big Ten get mauled across five bowl games. The conference requires my full attention. So let's just rank the NFL playoff field right

Submitted for your derision: Fantasy ranks for 2013 playoff leagues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Perhaps the dumbest thing a fantasy manager can possibly do is publish up-to-date player ranks on a mainstream sports site on the morning of a draft. Not recommended. This requires a special combination of stupidity and hubris. Far from ideal.

Nonetheless, today you're getting my NFL playoff ranks just a few hours before my first postseason draft of 2013. I'd prefer to publish this thing much later in the afternoon, post-draft, but unfortunately my schedule is pretty jammed. I've blocked off most of the day to watch the Big Ten get mauled for eight-and-a-half hours, across five games. So let's just rank the field right now.

But first, a few details about league settings...

My upcoming draft is a

Ravens RB Ray Rice not expected to play today

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Ravens running back Ray Rice will not play today versus the Bengals. With the Ravens having already locked up the AFC North and playing for just the No. 3 or No. 4 seed in the playoffs, they have decided to rest him instead. That means rookie running back Bernard Pierce will get the start. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Say hello to reason No. 39,203 why playing for a fantasy football title in Week 17 is ill-advised. Healthy studs who would never be sitting in any other week are going to be inactive today, and it screws everything up. Also, consider that if the Ravens are willing to rest Rice, they are probably thinking about doing the same with Joe Flacco, Torrey Smith, Anquan Boldin and Dennis Pitta. I would get all

First draft: Here’s a way-too-early 2013 fantasy football mock

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

So there may not be a worse time to draft a 2013 fantasy league than today, before the final week of the 2012 regular season has even kicked off. We still have dozens of injuries ahead, plus the usual off-season player movement and coaching changes. And then there's April's NFL Draft.

Thus, we begin this feature with an important warning: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.

It's fine for me to conduct a one-man 2013 mock in 2012, of course, because I'm a fully licensed fantasy professional. Ordinary citizens shouldn't think about drafting a league for another seven or eight months, however. Today's exercise is simply a guessing game, based on an incomplete picture of the league. It's theoretical fantasy football. But

Ravens expected to rest Ray Rice

Source: FFToday

Bernard Pierce to start

The Ravens are going to play it safe today in the regular-season finale instead of play for the No. 3 seed. Baltimore is expected to rest running back Ray Rice against the Bengals on Sunday, according to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. This means rookie Bernard Pierce, who had his first 100-yard rushing game last Sunday, will make his first career start. You will likely hear of more starters for the Ravens not playing as it gets closer to the 1 p.m. kickoff. (

Ray Rice won't play Week 17

Source: Draft Sharks

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Ravens RB Ray Rice will NOT play against the Bengals this afternoon.  He's completely healthy, but Baltimore will give him the week off with today's game unlikely to impact their playoff seeding. Rice has racked up 315 touches over the first 15 games.  RB Bernard Pierce figures to start in his place and is a solid RB2 in fantasy.  The rookie is averaging 5.2 yards per carry this season.  Guys like Joe Flacco, Torrey Smith, and Anquan Boldin probably won't play much, if at all, today either.  This is why all fantasy leagues should be wrapped up by Week 16.

Torrey Smith active

Source: Draft Sharks

As expected, Ravens WR Torrey Smith (concussion) is active for today's game against the Giants.  Although he's caught just 5 balls in his last 3 games, Smith has plenty of upside vs. the league's 29th-ranked WR defense.

Torrey Smith fully cleared, will start Sunday - Torrey Smith | BAL

Source: Rotoworld Football

Torrey Smith (concussion) is active for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Ravens WR Torrey Smith will play today

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith will play today versus the Giants one week after suffering a concussion, according to ProFootballTalk.com. Smith was able to practice on Thursday and Friday and reportedly gained full clearance over the weekend. He has 44 catches for 767 yards and seven touchdowns on the season. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Smith is pretty lucky considering teammate Bernard Pierce, who suffered a concussion in that Denver game last week, probably won't play today. Smith has caught a total of five passes for 68 yards and no scores in his last three games, but the Ravens' offense has generally played well at home, and Smith has a tremendous matchup against the Giants' burnable, injury-riddled secondary. Smith is always a boom-or-bust

Torrey Smith cleared to play Week 16

Source: Draft Sharks

Pro Football Talk reports that Ravens WR Torrey Smithh (concussion) has been cleared to play in today's game against the Giants.  He put in limited practices on Thursday and Friday.  Although he's been ice cold lately, Smith always carries WR1 upside.  And he has a plus matchup against the league's 29th-ranked WR defense.  He's a classic boom/bust fantasy option.

Report: Torrey Smith will play on Sunday - Torrey Smith | BAL

Source: Rotoworld Football

Profootballtalk.com reports that Torrey Smith (concussion, questionable) will play on Sunday versus the Giants.

Torrey Smith: (Concussion) Questionable For Sunday

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Torrey Smith: Smith (concussion) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants and is expected to play, the Baltimore Sun reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Torrey Smith - Ravens' Smith questionable for Sunday

Source: The Huddle

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (concussion) was limited in practice Friday, Dec. 21, and is questionable for Week 16.
Huddle Up: The Baltimore Sun is reporting that Smith is expected to play, but it's always extra murky when it comes to concussions, and those fantasy owners hoping to start Smith should definitely double-check the WR's official status on Sunday.

Torrey Smith questionable for Week 16

Source: Draft Sharks

Ravens WR Torrey Smith (concussion) is listed as questionable for this weekend's game against the Giants.  He put in limited practices on Thursday and Friday.  It's unclear if Smith has been cleared for game action, but HC John Harbaugh said Friday afternoon that he's "encouraged" by Smith's progress.  We're expecting him to play, but owners planning on using him should add WR Jacoby Jones (or another late-game WR) as a handcuff.

Ravens | Torrey Smith questionable

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens WR Torrey Smith (concussion) was limited in practice Friday, Dec. 21, and is questionable for Week 16.

Torrey Smith expected to play against Giants - Torrey Smith | BAL

Source: Rotoworld Football

The Baltimore Sun reports that Torrey Smith (questionable, concussion) is expected to play in Week 16 against the Giants.

Status Wrap: Thanks for the memories, Danario Alexander

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

Normally we give you an Injury Wrap in this space on Fridays, and we will get to plenty of injuries after the jump. But with less in-flux injury news than usual this week, and a few non-injury situations worth discussing, we're broadening the scope of today's piece. Good luck to everyone in their playoff games.

I've enjoyed the Danario Alexander run as much as anyone. I picked him up where I could, started him aggressively, blogged about him constantly. Until the Week 15 bagel, it was a fun and rewarding ride.

But in Week 16, a one-game season, there's no time for sentimentality and future speculation. If you don't like someone's chances at points this weekend, you cut the cord. And with

Good Call/Bad Call - Week 16

Source: Fantasy Sharks NFL

Should you be starting Eli Manning this week? Is Reggie Bush going to win you your fantasy championship this week? Will Torrey Smith finally catch a deep pass this week? Is it safe to start Vernon Davis yet? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this week’s “Good Call/Bad Call.”